by Fergus Hanson
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10 December 2008 2:27PM
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The Observer
predicts as many as five million people could descend on Washington for Obama's inauguration dwarfing the previous record number that turned out for Lyndon Johnson (1.2 million).
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Now you can
watch quite a few Lowy Institute talks on Fora TV.
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Further to our
academic bias thread, it is interesting to see that the thoughts of blogger Andrew Norton
made it into the Senate Inquiry
report on the issue.
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In CSIS's
Southeast Asia Bulletin, the Singaporean Ambassador to the US calls on America to reconsider signing the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation and joining the East Asian Summit.
